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Holiday Home Kodaikanal

Golf Links Road Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu, 624101, India

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Thickening fog

A travel blog entry by beckiablaze

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... more than a little tired. Micah, Noam, and Adrian decided to go for another hike but Kate, Nicole, and I decided that we were done for the day. We found a nice little cafe to sit at and we got some snacks to munch on while we waited. It was nice to finally sit still for a while in a place that wasn't on a bus or a train. It didn't really feel like we had had any time to relax on this trip, probably because we hadn't. The break was a nice respite from the ...

Teeta ja kynttiloita

A travel blog entry by anssku

... Olen huomannut, etta olen nykyaan aika vahvasti luontomatkailija. En jaksa enaa isoja kaupunkeja! Etenkin Intian isot kaupungit ovat jotain uskomattoman hermoja koettelevaa: melusaaste saa korvat piippaamaan, polyt ja kaasut yskittavat, kaduilla saat koko ajan varoa tormaamasta ihmisiin, riksoihin, koiriin, lehmiin tai astumasta viemareihin, joiden petonipaallyste on vahan valia rikki.

Melu on kylla muutenkin Intialle hyvin ominaista. Kaikesta kuuluu ...

Indian Puigcerda

A travel blog entry by tinixals

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... llac amb caball. Uns caballs preciosos, per cert. Deixades portar per la il.lusio d'un nen vam llogar els caballs. Hyderabad, alla estavem, muntades als caballs i cridant-nos l'una a l'altra lo malament que haviem actuat per ser col.laboradores del negoci.
Nomes baixar del caball ens vam autocastigar: 30 minuts padalant en un patinet pel llac. Finalment, pero, va resultar ser molt divertit i ens va servir ...

1st Stop - Dhandayuthapani Swamy

A travel blog entry by venoth

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... of stone, with an archway framing it. It represents the god Subramanya in the form He assumed at Palani - that of a very young recluse, shorn of his locks and all his finery, dressed in no more than a loincloth and armed only with a staff, the dhandam, as befits a monk. It is from His youthful appearance and the staff He ...

BEAUTIFUL MUNNAR!

A travel blog entry by salliegeorge

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5

... I could see was tea, tea and more tea. We also got to see coffee and cardamom. One thing I learned about tea is that when it is harvested they cut and take only the top 3 leaves. The top part of the leaf is white tea which has the most caffeine. Then they take the smaller leaf which becomes green tea which has little or no caffeine. The rest of the leaf becomes black tea which has medium caffeine. After the day hike I went back to my place and took a nap. And ...